This black-and-white film is part 2 of this outstanding documentary by Irving Gitlin about Ernest Hemingway, exploring the life and work of Ernest Hemingway (1899-1961), the American novelist, short-story writer, and journalist. The film is an episode of the American television anthology drama series aired on NBC from 1961-1964 titled “The Dupont Show of the Week”. It’s a McGraw-Hill Films production, presented by NBC News in 1961, and is hosted and narrated by Chester Robert “Chet” Huntley, an American television newscaster for NBC News. The film is produced, directed, and written by Julian Claman, co-produced by David Oppenheim, and edited by Robert Guenette with music by George Kleinsinger. Andrew Duggan voices Hemingway.

Credits (00:09). “Hemingway – Beginning of Part 2” title banner (00:19). Host and narrator Chet Huntley speaks about Hemingway’s novel “The Sun Also Rises” (00:25). Photos of Ernest Hemingway in his mid-twenties (01:09). A poster for the festival of San Fermín in the city of Pamplona, Spain, being hung (01:37). Views of the streets of Pamplona and the San Fermín festival (01:45). Fireworks (02:33). Bulls running through the streets of Pamplona alongside people (02:44) and into ‘Plaza de Toros de Pamplona’ bullring (03:28). Men with horses (03:53). Bulls (04:02). People arriving at the bullring (04:05). An orchestra plays (04:14). The bullfighters (matadors) enter the bullring (04:22). Views of the audience and Hemingway observing (04:49). The bullfighting begins (04:59). Photos of the matadors fighting bulls (07:02). Views of the Spanish countryside around the Sierra de Guadarrama mountain range (07:36). A mill (08:02). War planes flying over Spain during the Spanish Civil War in 1936 (08:06). People running to hide from the planes (08:10). Bombers drop bombs and create explosions (08:22). Civilians fleeing (08:34). Soldiers (08:47). Battle scenes and dead bodies (08:57). Women and their children (09:41). Civilians during the Civil War fleeing with their belongings (09:57). Spanish troops marching (10:20). War planes (10:33). Weapons (10:36). Battle scenes (10:40). Ernest Hemingway (11:03). Photos of Hemingway during his time writing his only play “The Fifth Column” (11:20). Hemingway as a soldier (11:40). Victims of war (11:53). Battle scenes (11:59). Nature scenes and the sky (13:00). A soldier holding a rifle depicting the main character Robert Jordan in Hemingway’s novel “For Whom the Bell Tolls” (13:15). Host and narrator Chet Huntley speaks about Hemingway’s “For Whom the Bell Tolls”, “The Green Hills of Africa”, “The Short Happy Life of Francis Macombers”, and “The Snow of Kilimanjaro” (13:28). Photos of Hemingway hunting big game during his time spent in Africa (14:57). Savanna animals including zebras, a rhino, an elephant, and giraffes (15:05). Kilimanjaro mountain in Tanzania (15:32). Ernest Hemingway and a deer head (16:29). Photos of Ernest Hemingway and his time as a non-combatant journalist in World War II (17:03). Battle scenes near Paris as the city prepares to be liberated (18:45). Views of Hemingway in Venice, Italy, the backdrop to his novel “Across the River and into the Trees” (19:07). Photos of Hemingway (20:35). Photos of Hemingway as a hunter and fisherman during his time writing his 6th major novel “The Old Man and the Sea” (21:33). Views of Hemingway’s home ‘Finca Vigía’ in Cuba (22:24). Footage of Hemingway (22:42). A taxidermy bison wall mount (23:00). Footage of Hemingway at ‘Finca Vigía’ (23:06). A photo of Hemingway writing on a typewriter (23:36). Photos of Hemingway at different ages (23:52). Credits (25:32).

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